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北港溪
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春陽溫泉
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萬大水庫
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萬大水庫
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中央山脈
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Seediq traditional house
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春陽部落
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與祖先、文物和解
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Female Types
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1936. Female types. Formosa. Collection: F. Cronholm. (catalog card)
portrait
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Girls from Formosa. Cf. coll. 70 r:5. Formosa. Collection: F. Cronholm. (catalog card)
文物調研
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Uma老師與Robo老師研究織紋
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賽德克代表團與瑞典博物館合影
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group picture
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1936. Female types. Cf. coll. 70 r:5. Formosa. Collection: F. Cronholm. (catalog card)
group picture with Truku people
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1936. Folktyper. Jfr saml. 70 R:5. Formosa. Saml.: F. Cronholm. Ant. av Cronholm: Head hunters. (katalogkort)
main vision of the exhibition
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Seediq is the name of an indigenous people in Taiwan and also the language they speak. Their ancestors have lived in Taiwan for thousands of years.
Shawl / 披肩 / Pala Tikuh
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This shawl comes from the Wanda dialect group of Atayal peoples.
Tray / 圓箕 / Btuku
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This type of tray has multiple uses: drying crops, separation chaff from grain, fementing grains for alcohol, storage, etc.
Gunpowder containers / 火藥筒 / Kulu qblic puniq
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Each of the bamboo tubes contained enough gunpowder for one shot.
Bayonet Knife / 刺刀 / Suqu
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This type of knife has a hollow handle. Even after being caught in traps, animals, such as wild boars, are still dangerous.
WEAVING DRUM FOR A BACKSTRAP LOOM / 織布箱 / Ubung
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Part of a backstrap loom that the Seediq traditionally used while sitting on the floor.
Strainer / 濾網 / Sisi sino
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This net would have been used for straining during the alcohol making process. Traditional alcohol was made from either millet or glutinous rice.
Water Containers /水壺 / Qriyan
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These water containers are made from gourds that have been dried and hollowed out.
Woman's festive shirt / 女子上衣 / Lukus ratang
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The material for this shirt was woven with pala pniri, which is the most difficult Seediq weaving technique.